
Founding a Nation in Australia, 1796
在澳洲建国1796
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 13
Transmigration Stories Set in History, Preferably With Some Historical Knowledge Woven In
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I want something similar to Founding a Country in Australia in 1796. I want a novel that doesn’t follow one person from beginning to end, but shows different stages of development under each president. Very satisfying.
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Very good. If the Chinese had really done this in history, maybe South Korea would be the freest Chinese-dominated developed country in the world, and it might be a super-sized Singapore.
It's a very good-looking novel. It's a novel that evolves from history into a protagonist, rather than a personal protagonist. It's both refreshing and refreshing, but it's not just a boring novel. It may not be the first person to write this type of novel, but it is indeed a novel with a broad perspective that is both mature and novel. Not a personal emotion, but a national perspective. From this it seems that the author is an interesting and cultured person who hopes to achieve greater success again.
If you continue to maintain it, if you don't return to China to strive for hegemony and praise, overseas nation-building must focus on your own territory.
The book is very good, the author doesn't care about some people's comments, just keep updating it! We book clubs will always support you. Every time I go to Tomato Novels, it's just to see if your books have been updated. Keep up the good work, author.
The writing is really good, don't lick the old Chinese
I want to see the Central and Southern War against Japan.
Skip the Civil War chapter, the rest is pretty good
Mr. Xu's peeing ability is really good.
The writing is very good. I like to read this kind of fast timeline. I don't know how many times better than war stories. Are you not going to write this book? You can make an announcement if you are not going to write it.
It's good-looking, but it's a bit sparse and not enough to look at [Like]